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Consciousness

doctore0 wrote 6 days ago: Dennett V.S. Ramachandran In this clip, Marcus Du Sautoy (Professor of Mathematics at the University … more →

Tags: All, Science & Technology, Religion, Education, Atheism, artificial, intelligence, big, Neuroscience

Recalling finch beaks using variable decision criteria to learn from whence we came

dendrite wrote 1 week ago: Image via Wikipedia In his book, The Beak of the Finch, Jonathan Weiner describes the great diversit … more →

Tags: Charles Darwin, development, episodic memory, Evolution, frontal lobe, functional magnetic resonance imaging, Galapagos Islands, Genetics, Individual Differences

What Neuroimaging Studies Tell Us

healthymemory wrote 2 weeks ago:  Neuroimaging (See the blog “How Can the Brain Be Imaged”) has also shed light on some of the “sins” … more →

Tags: Human Memory: Theory and Data, Blocking, Memory Conjunction Errors, Source Misattribution

Neurocapitalism1 comment

Peter B. Reiner wrote 3 weeks ago: Eurozine has generously published a translation of Ewa Hess & Hennric Jokeit’s article in … more →

Tags: News media, cognitive enhancement, Science Communication

fMRI Limitations And Criticism

Maria P. wrote 1 month ago: Fancy images, impressive results, but can we really trust the reports of the majority of the neuroim … more →

Tags: cognitive neuroscience, Neuroscience, brain, Cognitive Neuroscience, fMRI, Links, Research

Brain and Awareness - The Secret of You (Horizon)

Chris Willmott wrote 1 month ago: Mathematician Marcus du Sautoy is becoming an increasingly regular front-man for the BBC science doc … more →

Tags: cognitive enhancement, Horizon, neuroethics, TV (documentary), Adrian Owen, brain, Consciousness, dualism, fMRI

Cannabis Is Neuroprotective

Robert Lindsay wrote 2 months ago: A fascinating new study shows that cannabis offers some neuroprotection to young people who engaged … more →

Tags: Alcohol, Biology, Cannabis, Coke, Depressants, dope, intoxicants, Neuroscience, Science

Regional changes in word-production laterality after a naming treatment designed to produce a rightward shift in frontal activity

Callier Library wrote 2 months ago: Five nonfluent aphasia patients participated in a picture-naming treatment that used an intention ma … more →

Tags: Research, Rehabilitation, Aphasia, fMRI, language, attention, Neuroplasticity, Intention

Age-Related Differences in Laterality of Cortical Activations in Swallowing

Callier Library wrote 2 months ago: The present study examined age differences in neural lateralization patterns during swallowing and t … more →

Tags: Research, Neurophysiology, swallowing, deglutition, aging, fMRI, deglutition disorders, Lateralization

NITRC-NeuroImaging

shahzadsb wrote 3 months ago: NITRC,Funded by the National Institutes of Health Blueprint for Neuroscience Research, facilitates f … more →

Tags: Organizations, cognitive sciences

TED Talks Rebecca Saxe: "How we read each other's minds"

Ines wrote 3 months ago: What happens in our brains when we think about other people’s thoughts? At the Saxelab at MIT … more →

Tags: fMRI

What a dead salmon reminds us about fMRI analysis1 comment

emilyrmurphy wrote 3 months ago: This has been making the rounds in the neuroscience world, but deserves attention in cross-disciplin … more →

Tags: Evidence, fMRI, Mind Reading

Cannabis and Brain Damage: Structural Evidence6 comments

Robert Lindsay wrote 3 months ago: Repost from the old site. The original post in its native form was far too long, so I broke it up in … more →

Tags: Cannabis, dope, hallucinogens, intoxicants, Neuroscience, Reposts From The Old Site, Science

Cannabis and Brain Damage: Cerebral Blood Flow Findings6 comments

Robert Lindsay wrote 3 months ago: Repost from the old site. The original post in its native form was far too long, so I have decided t … more →

Tags: Cannabis, dope, hallucinogens, Neuroscience, Reposts From The Old Site, Science

Cannabis and Brain Damage: Summary5 comments

Robert Lindsay wrote 3 months ago: The original post in its native form was far too long, so I have decided to break it up into seven d … more →

Tags: Reposts From The Old Site, Science, dope, Cannabis, hallucinogens, Neuroscience, Neuropsychological Batteries, EEG

Copyright © 2009 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. The Auditory Midbrain of P0065ople with Tinnitus: Abnormal Sound-Evoked Activity Revisited

Callier Library wrote 3 months ago: Sound-evoked fMRI activation of the inferior colliculi (IC) was compared between tinnitus and non-ti … more →

Tags: Research, fMRI, Keywords: hyperacusis, midbrain, phantom sensation

Lehrer and the Neurocritic: Marathons and Memories

J.R. Atwood wrote 4 months ago: From Jonah Lehrer: The Neurocritic has a fascinating summary of a recent paper investigating differe … more →

Tags: Play, Think, Running, Boston Marathon, Memory, marathon, Brain Science, NYC marathon, cortisol

'Brain-reading' Methods Developed

Nirmal Kumar G wrote 4 months ago: It is widely known that the brain perceives information before it reaches a person’s awareness. But … more →

Tags: Current Research, brain, functional magnetic resonance imaging, fMRI

The experience of time

mind123 wrote 5 months ago: Suggested by Pocholo Peralta (Plato On-line) Time research has been a neglected topic in the cogniti … more →

Tags: Personal perception, Science, Awareness, The Mind, The Brain, Consciousness, Perception, Neuron, brain


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